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Why choose The University of Tulsa ?

Expand your educational horizons at a top-ranking US university with strong global connections. The University of Tulsa (TU) offers world-class research and academics, top-level sports, and a vibrant campus experience.

TU AT A GLANCE:

• Top 20 small university in the world (Times Higher Education 2017)
• Top 100 national US university (U.S. News Education 2018)
• #3 national university with highest percentage of international students (U.S. News Education 2018)
• Campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Private university founded in 1894
• 1,000+ international students from 70+ countries
• Total enrollment of nearly 4,600

Incredible academics

With an impressive student-to-faculty ratio at TU of just 11:1, you will get to know your professors personally. Faculty members here don't just teach; they can also become your trusted advisors and mentors. They can even help you to conduct your own advanced research project — an opportunity not always available to undergraduate students at other universities. You’ll receive the attention you need to succeed in your degree and beyond.

Outstanding facilities

At TU, you will have access to laboratories designed to build real-world skills. Business students can use professional-level Bloomberg technology computers and finance databases, while engineering students practice on a full-sized drilling rig. If you love the arts, you can book the Lorton Performance Center’s state-of-the-art music rehearsal studios, performance spaces and post-production labs for film editing.

 

 

Perfect location for study

Tulsa, Oklahoma combines Southern charm and hospitality with the benefits of a major city. Easy access to shops, restaurants, and entertainment options makes this a great place to live and study. Tulsa has a dynamic economy that supports both large industries and young entrepreneurs, and is in the top 20 best US cities for students starting their careers (Business Insider 2016).

Your degree options

Choose from over 60 bachelor’s degrees at The University of Tulsa. Depending on your English language level, you can enter your chosen degree directly, or first complete a pathway program.

Key to degree awards

• BA – Bachelor of Arts
• BFA – Bachelor of Fine Arts
• BM – Bachelor of Music
• BME – Bachelor of Music Education
• BS – Bachelor of Science
• BSBA – Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
• BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Collins College of Business

• Accounting, BSBA
• Computer Information Systems, BSBA
• Energy Management, BSBA
• Finance, BSBA
• International Business and Language, BS
• Management, BSBA
• Management Information Systems, BSBA
• Marketing, BSBA

Spotlight on Finance

Get the skills you need to succeed in an exciting, complex and global profession. You will learn about all areas of business, so you can work most effectively with different parts of your company or organization. Your finance education includes foundation courses, as well as a concentration in corporate finance, investments or portfolio management.

Oxley College of Health Sciences

• Sciences
• Exercise and Sports Science, BS
• Nursing, BSN
• Speech-Language Pathology, BS

Spotlight on Finance

Study nursing and enter a rewarding, and in-demand, career. You will complete 5 semesters of hands-on clinical training in a new high-tech simulation lab, and gain experience in real healthcare settings. TU’s BS in Nursing boasts a job placement rate of 99%, and its licensing exam pass rates are consistently above the US national average.

College of Engineering and Natural Sciences

• Applied Mathematics, BS
• Biochemistry, BS
• Biogeosciences, BS
• Biological Science, BS
• Biology, BA
• Chemical Engineering, BS
• Chemistry, BA/BS
• Computer Science, BS
• Computer Simulation and Gaming, BS
• Earth and Environmental Sciences, BA
• Electrical and Computer Engineering, BS
• Electrical Engineering, BS
• Engineering Physics, BS
• Geology, BA
• Geophysics, BS
• Geosciences, BS
• Information Technology, BS
• Mathematics, BA/BS
• Mechanical Engineering, BS
• Petroleum Engineering, BS
• Physics, BA/BS

Spotlight on Finance

Prepare for a dynamic career in the development, exploration, drilling, production, and management of oil, natural gas and other raw minerals. TU’s program, ranked 7th in the USA by U.S. News Education (2018), offers great research opportunities, as well as hands-on training using professional-grade equipment.

Kendall College of Arts and Sciences

• Anthropology, BA
• Art, BA/BFA
• Art History, BA
• Arts Management, BA
• Chinese Studies, BA
• Creative Writing, BA
• Deaf Education, BA
• Economics, BA/BS/BSBA
• Education, BA/BS
• Elementary Education, BA
• English, BA
• Environmental Policy, BA/BS
• Film Studies, BA
• French, BA
• German, BA
• History, BA
• Media Studies, BA/BS
• Music, BA/BM
• Music Education, BME
• Musical Theatre, BA
• Organizational Studies, BA
• Philosophy, BA
• Political Science, BA
• Psychology, BA/BS
• Religion, BA
• Russian Studies, BA
• Sociology, BA/BS
• Spanish, BA
• Theatre, BA
• Women’s and Gender Studies, BA

Spotlight on Finance

Gain knowledge of resources in modern markets and develop your analytical expertise. Elective courses in this degree include Game Theory, Health Economics, Growth Theory, The Chinese Economy and more. Economics graduates go on to work in a range of professional fields such as education, health development and the environment.

Find your route to TU

We have a route that’s the right fit for you. Whether you need extra preparation in your English, or you’re ready to start your degree immediately, we’re here to guide you to your best option.

What is a pathway?

If you meet the academic entry requirements for a degree at The University of Tulsa (TU), but not the English requirements, you may be admitted to the University via a pathway program. You’ll take classes designed to raise your English proficiency on the University campus, with access to all the same facilities and resources as other TU students. By successfully completing your pathway program, you are guaranteed progression to your chosen TU degree.

Can I enter a degree directly?

If you meet all the academic and English language requirements of the University, we can help you apply for direct entry to any of the TU bachelor's degrees listed on page 5. Our education advisors are experts in the US admissions process, and will provide valuable support during your application.

Quick guide to US undergraduate study

Bachelor’s degrees

Bachelor’s degrees include courses in your chosen “major” and a broad range of other subjects. It is common for students to change major in the 1st or 2nd year.

Optional Practical Training (OPT)

Optional Practical Training (OPT) is a visa benefit that allows international students to do paid work related to their degree in the USA after graduation.

SAT and ACT

SAT and ACT are standardized high school tests for undergraduate admission. However, international students are not required to take these tests when applying to TU.

Student life at TU

Experience the vibrant energy of American university culture on TU’s 200-acre campus in the heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
In addition to an academic transcript, TU graduates receive a co-curricular transcript. This highlights membership in clubs, leadership positions and other marketable skills gained outside of your studies.

• 200 student clubs
• 17 NCAA Division I sports

Popular TU events

October: Homecoming

Join TU alumni and other students for 5 days of fun, including the annual pep rally and bonfire, an exciting event featuring parades, music and fireworks. It's a great way to get everyone excited for the Homecoming American football game.

November: International Night Market

Experience the buzz of a street market on TU’s campus. Sample traditional foods from different countries, try to win prizes, and watch a lively parade of international music and dance.

December: Festival of Lessons and Carols

A campus favorite, this event features readings by TU faculty and students, and traditional Christmas songs by the Cappella Chamber Singers.

March / April: Springfest

Taking place between Spring Break and final exams, Springfest is a full week of music, free food and fun activities.

Warm welcome

TU’s new student orientation will help you get off to the best start possible. You’ll meet key faculty and staff mentors, and also learn about important organizations and resources on campus. In some cases, you can attend a 2-day session designed especially for international students, where you’ll learn how to adjust to a US university. There’s also plenty of time for you to have fun: activity retreats, an athletics rally, and an outdoor dance party, to name just a few!

Get involved

No matter what your interests are, you’ll find a welcoming community at TU. With 200 student organizations, there are many ways to make friends and participate in campus life. The Association of International Students has almost 500 members from over 70 countries. Students can also attend weekly on-campus ministries for Jewish, Muslim and several Christian faiths.

Enjoy sports

Take a break from your studies at the well-equipped Fulton and Susie Collins Fitness Center, which includes 3 basketball courts, a workout area with more than 200 pieces of exercise equipment, a game room and an indoor running track. You can join one of the campus recreational leagues, or watch any of the University’s 17 Division I sports teams compete on campus for free using your TU student ID!

Explore Tulsa

Though you will find lots of events and activities on campus, there’s also lots to see and do in the city of Tulsa. This includes amusement parks, museums, concert halls, boutique shops and delicious local and international foods. The city also has over 135 parks and 50 miles of scenic trails for biking and running. Tulsa’s warm southern climate allows you to enjoy these outdoor activities all year round.

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